I lost them both, I believe in the Athletic Building/Greer. My wallet is all black leather and has about $60 in it. If you find either of the items can you contact me at rbixby@deerfield.edu.ThanksRiker

Please claim in the Dean of Students Office.

I would like to invite the Deerfield community to attend my first exhibition of photography which will take place in New York City at the Agora Gallery, 530 West 25th Street in the Chelsea district; the dates are from November 27 through December 18, 11-6 Tuesday-Saturday, with a reception on Nov. 29, 6-8 pm. The [...]

Dear fellow classmates, I wonder how many of us are still alive from the class of 1934. Marge Dorson Harvey (Vassar ’42) and I have been married for 70 years and are still on speaking terms. We live in Littleton, MA in a large old farm house, too large, since our 4 children have homes [...]

Since September 2010, Lyn and I have been working with Avenues: The World School. This is a new school (Nursery – Grade 12) with plans to build twenty campuses around the world. The first campus opened this fall in New York. It has been a big and exciting venture. We still live in Sharon (CT) [...]

After spending 10 years at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, I have recently moved to NAVSEA’s In-Service Submarine Fleet Support Group at the Washington Navy Yard in DC. Kate Terwilliger ’96

Koji Masutani ’99 is producing and creating The Armageddon Letters – a trans-media project (multi-platform storytelling) launched on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Cuban missile crisis – which takes visitors behind the scenes during the October 1962 Cuban missile crisis, the most dangerous crisis in recorded history. The Armageddon Letters refers to [...]

I am delighted to have had e-mail contacts with Marshall Keating, Peter Bien and Tim Redfield in the last few months. Also on impulse a catch-up phone talk with Steve Percy, my freshman year roommate under the eaves of the third floor of the John Williams House. Diana and I busied ourselves last summer at [...]

I’m thrilled to report that I landed my dream job as a journalist at the New York Times. After attending graduate school, I was recruited to work on documentary videos for the newspaper’s website. I collaborate across desks in the newsroom to tell engaging and informative stories on the web. Catherine Spangler Class of 2001

Classmates of 1955: With the mantle of clinical tyranny set aside, I’ve been busy with Engineering School Research projects, including efforts to understand what went wrong with Metal-on-Metal hip joint replacements. FDA asked me to participate on their Advisory Panel this past summer for advice on what to do next with the 750,000 patients with [...]